Drivers for School Patrols a A 1 When the Patrol holds out his “STOP” sign, the children have right of way over the.entire crossing and vehicles coming from both directions MUST STOP. WATCH for School Buses! In spite of training, children are liable to dash across the road to or from a bus. SLOW DOWN when you see a bus at the side of the road. Help prevent children from being maimed and killed. Drive carefully especially in school areas and when buses are loading and unloading. fi ISSUED BY THE TRANSPORT ■ . , DEPARTMENT
A beautiful home but there’s BORER underneath! SRI V//'/// V ¥//. a l Jh W\ % •inl mw ia*a i With houses/ too, beauty is often just skin deep. BORER can be busy underneath without there being any visible sign of its presence. New Zealand’s most successful borer and rot fungi treatment is Boracure’s pentachlorphenol. There’s no obligation in consulting Boracure. Ground Floor, Stock Exchange Bldgs., Princes Street, DUNEDIN.
DAVIS’S Bedroom Furniture 82 ST. ANDREW ST. (Next to Hope and Kinastons). 9 If you require a BEDROOM SUITE, or any article of bedroom furniture, you cannot afford to miss our display because WE SPECIALISE in bedroom furniture only. Phone 18-207 i
lilii ■> W* TO WINGATUI ON RACE DAYS ■ - .. . __ V % V xm& -. % ■* v \ s\ .... s s ' ' * jfc s&>& KBis ■ ' . ' ’' ' *„' X» . - ' ». w> •*s?tt M *S DUNIDIN JOCKEY CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING SATURDAY, February 22 SATURDAY, March 1 First Race-at I I a.m. each day. SPLENDID RACING ASSURED . . . SPACIOUS STAND; AND TOTALISATOR ACCOMMODATION. TRAIN SERVICES. DUNEDIN-WINGATUI (Fare 1/S return): Tralns.leave Dunedin for Wingatui at 7.13, 9.5, 9.40, 9.55, 10.10, 10.45, 11.45 a.m., 12.15, 12.45 p.m: Return trains leave Wingatui at short intervals after the last race. INVERCARGILL-DUNEDIN 7 a.m. Express and DUNEDIN-INVERCARGILL 4.40 p.m. Express WILL STt)P at. Wingatui. ADMISSION TICKETS. >, Ladies 2/6,. Centlemen 5/-,. obtainable at Railway Station, ,V.; S. Jacobs. (Tobacconist), D.I.C. Booking.? Office.-: Railway Poolf Shop; Caversliam,’ and at the Club’s Offices. Returned Service-; men in uniform Free. ~ Booth, Tea and Luncheon Rooms. Hot Water provided Free in Motor Enclosures. L. G. de la PERRELLE, Secretary.
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Evening Star, Issue 26030, 19 February 1947, Page 3
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